Sentence examples for commonly separated from inspiring English sources

Based on its geology Gunung Kidul is commonly separated into three different landscapes.

Today, working fluid selection and thermo-economic process optimization are commonly separated.

In the aligned rpl22 and rps3 gene cluster (fig. 4), all the five sampled Abietoideae genera have identical nonsense mutations at nucleotide position 402, so their rpl22 and rps3 are commonly separated by two nucleotides.

In the sequence of kinetoplast DNA, for example, a large number of A·T bp sites of 3 to 4 bp or larger, are commonly separated by one or two G·C bps.

Sexes are commonly separate, but hermaphroditism is known.

Therefore, gene clusters that regulate cell division and lipid accumulation are commonly separate.

In contrast, cheY homologues are commonly found separated from other che genes (Tables 2 and 3).

MS, as most commonly defined, separates the dam and the pups for 180 min while early-handling is generally defined by a 15 min separation (for example see: [18]).

Most commonly, HDL is separated into subclasses using density gradient ultracentrifugation, which can be used to separate HDL2 (d = 1.063 1.125 g/mL) and HDL3 (d = 1.125 1.210 g/mL) [ 70].

Such classes commonly have 1000+ students separated into a lecture/recitation led by a professor and a lab taught by a graduate student teaching assistant (GTA).

Because secondary contact zones commonly coincide with environmental gradients (Bierne et al. 2011), introgression tails may be commonly encountered within biogeographic regions separated by environmental boundaries (e.g. the Baltic Sea).